Expectations high for JS Racing Stables ahead of President’s Cup

In recent years, the Guyana Cup winner had repeated success, completing the double with the President’s Cup title.

This year, it feels a bit different with JS Racing Stables threatening Sandpipes.
I’m Sam. I was the runner-up horse at the Guyana Cup, and at Sunday’s showdown of champions, the horse seems to be coming into its own, defeating former top horses Dataman and Stat.
On Sunday, November 29, the battle will be extreme; Guyana Cup winner Sand Pipes will return for the President’s Cup, and I’m Sam and will be sitting patiently.
For JS Racing Stables, the expectations will be high after recording five wins at the Showdown of Champions.
Jermaine Sripal, owner of JS Racing Stables, said his team strives well under pressure. He is aware that all horsemen will be marking his horses.
“This means a lot of pressure because we will be the stable to beat, so everyone will be coming at us. “The team loves the pressure, and we strive under the pressure,” Sripal said.
Reflecting on his five wins in the afternoon, Sripal said, “I think it is something very rare and very special. It’s worth it.”
The competition heightens, and Rising Sun Turf Club will write the story on Sunday, November 29.